Can you ship a game made with Ziva? Commercial terms are only partly verified. This is not a yes. Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use; studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement.
The commercial-use, ownership, license caveat, and Steam disclosure rows for Ziva. The summary below is generated from verified rows only. It is not legal advice.
Commercial terms are only partly verified. This is not a yes.
Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use; studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement.
Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use.
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The Terms of Service say you retain all rights to the code and content you create with Ziva.
You retain all rights to the code and content you create using Ziva.sh.
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Generated content is provided as is; Ziva says AI code should be reviewed and tested before production and you are responsible for validating it.
Content generated by Ziva's AI models is provided "as is." While we strive for accuracy and quality: AI-generated code should be reviewed and tested before use in production
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Ziva says it does not store prompts or code and never trains on your code. Cloud model providers handle requests under their own retention terms.
We never use your code or project data to train AI models.
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Steam says efficiency gains from AI tools built into development environments are not the focus of the generative-AI section. Workflow-only use sits outside that stated focus. If generated content still ships to players, the Pre-Generated question applies.
Efficiency gains through the use of these tools is not the focus of this section. Instead, it is concerned with the use of AI in creating content that ships with your game, and is consumed by players. This includes content such as artwork, sound, narrative, localization, etc.
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